Let It Snow by Nancy Thayer is one of the better Christmas love stories I've read. Perfect for curling up in front of a fire this Christmas break.
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11… Reasons I Starbucks
11... Reasons I Starbucks It's not because there's one located 137 steps from my front door... but it's a contributing factor to the frequency of my visits. It's better for the planet that way. No fossil fuels used.
French Quarter Fiction edited by Joshua Clark
French Quarter Fiction edited by Joshua Clark is a great anthology about one of America's most iconic cities.
Thank You For My Service by Mat Best
Thank You For My Service by Mat Best is one of the better military memoirs I've read. He's a badass, I guess... I think he would've been cooler as a Marine, though. I'm not biased. As military adjacent, I like reading up on military nonfiction/memoirs, but as a critic, I'm wary because I've read some racist bullshit masquerading as a war memoir. I was surprised be this one and kept giggling by Best's turn of phrase.
I Like to Watch by Emily Nussbaum
I Like to Watch by Emily Nussbaum from is the best book I've read this summer. As the work-from-home, freelancer, hermit, stay-at-home dog mom, I mean, writer I am, I watch a lot more TV than I own up to. I have a lot of opinions, and I'm yet to find one of Nussbaum's I disagree with. Here's my review; you should read it, then read the book.
Passing by Nella Larsen
Passing by Nella Larsen is one of those books you want to sit with letting the words roll through your mind reveling in the meaning and feeling of it all. It is an amazing book holding up ninety years after it was first published.